Sentence examples for typically narrower from inspiring English sources

In warm years, trees tend to produce wider, denser rings and in cool years, the rings are typically narrower and less dense.

In print, the space used as a thousands separator (commonly called a thin space) is typically narrower than that used between words.

Owing to cone interactions, the sensitivity peaks measured were typically narrower than the fitted pigment templates, resulting in relatively low R2 values.

Though, on the one hand, the scope of QMS-related work is typically narrower in small organizations in comparison to large ones, on the other hand, smaller organizations usually suffer a bigger shortage of resources, especially human resources.

My plot of land is typically narrow and long.

This happened to me recently in one of the city's typically narrow-aisled grocery stores.

Restoration work involves planting flowers and shrubs on marginal land, typically narrow strips and edges that border crop fields.

The 3,000-square-foot 3,000-square-foot 3,000-square-footrs (16 feet), and 23 meters (75 feet) deep, sitting on around 1,200 square feet of land.

The apartments, typically narrow railroad flats, were very small, he said, "making it hard for firefighters to get at the flames".

Galata's au courant ateliers are clustered around Serdar-I Ekrem Street, a typically narrow lane that begins at the base of the neighborhood's namesake stone watchtower.

The xylem tracheary elements consist of cells known as tracheids and vessel members, both of which are typically narrow, hollow, and elongated.